The café embodies the brand’s preppy aesthetic.

If fashion is your cup of tea, it’s time to put on your designer shoes and strut on over to King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD). Ralph Lauren has opened Ralph’s Coffee in Riyadh, marking the debut of the brand’s café in Saudi Arabia.

The café is a stylish spot with Insta credentials. Upon entering, the window features a teddy bear dressed in a white apron, and a cute coffee cart is visible, complete with an awning. The décor has reflected the brand’s all-American, collegiate look, featuring a green and white aesthetic. Additionally, there are gold features throughout the shelves, picture frames, and drawer knobs.

The menu at Ralph’s Coffee in Riyadh features a range of hot and cold drinks, and even lists the calories. The hot beverages include an Americano, Cortado, Sea Salt Caramel Latte, Ralph’s Drip Coffee, Ralph’s Espresso and Ralph’s Hot Chocolate. The cold options include an Iced Chocolate, an Ice Sea Salt Caramel, and a Ralph’s Cold Brew.

Dishes are served in custom-made China and include the brand’s name italicised across the cups. The savoury dishes range from a Caesar Salad with Chicken to a Tuna Melt. The sweet dishes include a Carrot Cake, New York Cheesecake, Old Fashioned Chocolate Cake, Peanut Butter and Jelly Cookie, and Ralph’s Brownie. If you want to recreate the café at home, there are products for sale. The line spans branded water bottles, coffee mugs, tumblers and even dog bowls.

Ralph Lauren was founded in 1967 by the American designer of the same name. The brand is renowned for its tailored designs, particularly its shirts emblazoned with a polo player logo, which evoke a classic back-to-school look. Today, the headquarters are in New York, and stores can be found around the world.

The first Ralph Lauren café opened in New York, United States. Since then, cafés and trucks have appeared across the world, including in Doha, Dubai, London, Miami, and Tokyo.

The King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) in Riyadh is not only a hub for business and innovation but also a rising star in the city’s dining scene. Diners can explore everything from contemporary Japanese at Zuma and innovative Chinese at Mr. Chow, to refined Italian at the FACT award-winning Il Baretto or visit Kurru, FACT’s recent ‘Restaurant of the Year.’

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GO: Visit @ralphscoffee for more information.